Schotel, beschilderd met voluutvormige velden en strooibloemen c. 1782 - 1784

This Dutch porcelain dish, created by Loosdrecht around 1782-1784, is a prime example of the delicate beauty of 18th-century decorative arts. It features a white porcelain surface adorned with a delicate rim of hand-painted floral motifs in shades of pink, purple, and blue, accented by gold scrollwork and dots. The dish showcases the skillful craftsmanship of the Loosdrecht factory and exemplifies the popular trend of incorporating botanical themes into tableware during the period. It is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.